Two US soldiers killed, one missing after Iranian missile attack in Jordan

Jordan’s defense ministry announced on Saturday that its air defense systems successfully intercepted ten missiles launched from Iran that entered Jordanian airspace overnight. The statement, issued by the ministry’s spokesperson, confirmed that the missiles were detected and neutralized before reaching any populated areas, and that no casualties or damage were reported.

The interception follows a recent escalation of hostilities in the region, with Iran increasing its missile activity in response to ongoing conflicts in neighboring states. Jordan’s military highlighted the readiness of its air defense network and its coordination with allied forces, underscoring the country’s commitment to safeguarding its sovereign airspace amid heightened tensions. The ministry concluded by reaffirming Jordan’s stance of vigilance and its readiness to respond to any further threats.